Antislip fixture

ABSTRACT

Provided is an anti-slip fixture capable of winding around various kinds of objects to be wound having different outer diameters and preventing the winding equipment from moving from the winding position to the side of floor surface or ground, even when the subjects to be wound has no supporting portion. The anti-slip fixture comprises a base, a belt, and a anti-slip member, wherein the belt is inserted in the anti-slip member, and wherein the base comprises (a) central portion, (b) a binding bar for attaching the binding end of the belt, and (c) a returning bar which is equipped on an opposite side of the binding bar; and the belt comprises (a) binding end, (b) a free end opposite to the binding end, (c) a holding surface, and (d) a bonded surface having a hook and loop fastener area on a surface opposite to the holding surface; and the anti-slip member comprises (a) an anti-slip surface, and (b) an opening for belt insertion through which the belt can be inserted.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present invention relates to and anti-slip fixture. In particular,the present invention relates to an anti-slip fixture to prevent windingequipment which is wound around a subject to be wound (such as arod-like body) from being moved from its winding position by gravity.

BACKGROUND ART

A holder for beverage container 70 as shown in FIGS. 15 to 17, foraffixing a beverage container at any position of the rod-like bodyextending in a direction perpendicular or at any angle to a horizontalsurface (floor surface or ground) is known.

The holder for beverage container 70 is mainly composed of winding tool71 to wind the holder for beverage container 70 on the rod-like body 80and storage device 72 to store beverage container 79, and storage device72 is attached to winding tool 71.

Winding tool 71 is composed of flat base 73 and strip-shaped belt 74,and one end of belt 74 (binding end 74 a) is connected to binding bar76, which is equipped adjacent to central portion 75.

Belt 74 has contacting surface 74 c that comes into contact with therod-like body in a state where the holder for beverage container 70 iswound around the rod-like body 80 (see FIG. 15), and further has abonded surface composed of first, a hook and loop fastener area 74 e(hook-like raised surface or loop-like raised surface) and second, ahook and loop fastener area 74 f (loop-like raised surface or hook-likeraised surface) on an opposite side of contacting surface 74 c (see FIG.16).

The holder for beverage container 70 is wound around the rod-like body80 as follows. As shown in FIG. 17, an end (free end 74 b) opposite tobinding end 74 a of belt 74 is inserted into return slit 77 provided onthe opposite side of binding bar 76 of base 73. Next, the inserted belt74 is folded back to the side of bonded surface 74 d of belt 74.Finally, the first hook and loop fastener area 74 e and the second hookand loop fastener area 74 f are bonded together.

The holder for beverage container 70 is wound around rod-like body 80 sothat contacting surface 75 a of central portion 75 of base 73 andcontacting surface 74 c of belt 74 surround rod-like body 80.

SUMMARY OF INVENTION Technical Problem

When the beverage container contained in the holder for beveragecontainer 70 becomes heavy due to the amount of the beverage and, inparticular, the rod-like body extends in the direction perpendicular tothe horizontal surface, there is a drawback that the holder for beveragecontainer 70 moves by gravity from the position wound around therod-like body 80 to the side of floor surface or ground, as shown inFIG. 17.

In order to solve such a drawback, the holder for beverage container 70may be attached to the upper side of supporting portion 81 with respectto the rod-shaped body 80 equipped with supporting portion 81, as shownin FIG. 17. However, it is limited to the case of attaching the holderfor beverage container 70 to the rod-like body 80 with the supportportion 81. Therefore, in the case of attaching the holder for beveragecontainer 70 to the rod-like body without the supporting portion, theabove-mentioned drawback is still unresolved.

With the aim of solving the aforementioned drawback, the presentinventor has conducted intensive studies and as a result hassuccessfully developed an anti-slip fixture that can be wound aroundvarious kinds of objects to be wound (such as rod-like bodies) havingdifferent outer diameters. Furthermore, in the anti-slip fixture, evenwhen the subjects to be wound has no supporting portion, it is possibleto prevent the winding equipment from moving from the winding positionto the side of floor surface or ground, by gravity.

Solution to Problem

The object can be solved by the antislip fixture of the presentinvention, i.e. an anti-slip fixture comprising a base, a belt, and ananti-slip member, wherein the belt is inserted into the anti-slipmember, characterized in that

the base comprises(1) a central portion comprising a holding surface, which is broughtinto direct or indirect contact with an object to be wound in a windingstate, and a mounting surface for mounting a mounted equipment,(2) a binding bar which is equipped adjacent to the central portion viaa binding slit, for attaching the binding end of the belt, and(3) a returning bar, which is equipped adjacent to the central portionvia a returning slit on an opposite side of the binding bar,the belt comprises(1) a binding end attached to the binding bar of the base,(2) a free end opposite to the binding end,(3) a holding surface located on a surface side of the object to bewound in a winding state, and(4) a bonded surface having a hook and loop fastener area on a surfaceopposite to the holding surface, andthe anti-slip member comprises(1) an anti-slip surface which is brought into direct or indirectcontact with the object to be wound in a winding state, and(2) an opening for belt insertion through which the belt can beinserted.

According to a preferable embodiment of the anti-slip fixture of thepresent invention, the anti-slip fixture further comprises an anti-slippart on the holding surface of the base.

Advantageous Effects of Invention

The anti-slip fixture of the present invention can be wound aroundvarious kinds of objects to be wound (such as rod-like bodies) havingdifferent outer diameters. Further, in the anti-slip fixture, even whenthe subjects to be wound has no supporting portion, it is possible toprevent the winding equipment from moving from the winding position tothe side of floor surface or ground, by gravity.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a diagrammatic perspective view showing a state in which themounted equipment is attached to the anti-slip fixture of the presentinvention.

FIG. 2 is a diagrammatic perspective view of winding equipment in astate in which only the belt is rotated by 180 degrees around thebinding bar of the base, which is a rotation center, from the stateshown in FIG. 1

FIG. 3 is a diagrammatic perspective view and a front view showing anembodiment of the anti-slip member.

FIG. 4 is a diagrammatic perspective view showing a state in which thewinding equipment shown in FIG. 1 is being wound around the subject tobe wound.

FIG. 5 is a front view showing a state in which the winding equipment 10shown in FIG. 1 is wound around a rod-like body having a large outerdiameter.

FIG. 6 is a front view showing a state in which the winding equipment 10shown in FIG. 1 is wound around a rod-like body having a small outerdiameter.

FIG. 7 are diagrammatic perspective views showing another embodiment ofthe anti-slip member.

FIG. 8 is a schematic sectional side view showing a state of bonding thefirst hook and loop fastener area and the second hook and loop fastenerarea in the case that a lateral surface of a third guide is broughtclose to a supporting surface of the plate.

FIG. 9 is a diagrammatic perspective view showing an anti-slip memberhaving a movable bridge type guide and a method for attaching theanti-slip member to the belt.

FIG. 10 is a diagrammatic perspective view showing one embodiment of theunlinked type guide.

FIG. 11 is a diagrammatic perspective view showing one embodiment of amovable bridge type guide having locking means.

FIG. 12 is a diagrammatic perspective view showing another embodiment ofthe anti-slip fixture of the present invention.

FIG. 13 is an explanatory view of a method for shortening the belt inthe anti-slip fixture of the present invention.

FIG. 14 is an explanatory view of a method for shortening the belt inthe anti-slip fixture of the present invention.

FIG. 15 is a diagrammatic perspective view showing a conventional holderfor a beverage container.

FIG. 16 is a diagrammatic perspective view of the winding equipment in astate in which only the belt is rotated by 180 degrees around thebinding bar of the base which is a rotation center, from the state shownin FIG. 13.

FIG. 17 is an explanatory view showing a method for using theconventional holder for beverage container.

DESCRIPTION OF EMBODIMENTS

Hereinafter, representative embodiments of the anti-slip fixture of thepresent invention will be illustrated with reference to the attachedfigures, but the present invention is not limited to the embodimentsshown in the attached figures below.

FIG. 1 is a diagrammatic perspective view showing a state in which themounted equipment 12 is attached to the anti-slip fixture 11 of thepresent invention, to obtain the winding equipment 10, and FIG. 2 is adiagrammatic perspective view of the winding equipment 10 in a state inwhich only the belt 3 is rotated by 180 degrees around the binding bar21 of the base 1 which is a rotation center, from the state shown inFIG. 1. Further, FIG. 3(a) is a diagrammatic perspective view of theanti-slip member 4 used in the anti-slip fixture 11 of the presentinvention, and FIG. 3(b) is a front view of the anti-slip member 4 usedin the anti-slip fixture 11 of the present invention. Furthermore, FIG.4 is a diagrammatic perspective view showing a state in which thewinding equipment 10 shown in FIG. 1 is being wound around subject to bewound 60 (such as a rod-like body), FIG. 5 is a front view showing astate in which the winding equipment 10 shown in FIG. 1 is wound arounda rod-like body 60 having a large outer diameter, and FIG. 6 is a frontview showing a state in which the winding equipment 10 shown in FIG. 1is wound around a rod-like body 60 having a small outer diameter.

The anti-slip fixture 11 of the present invention of the embodimentshown in FIGS. 1 to 6 comprises the base 1, the belt 3 and the anti-slipmember 4. The belt 3 can be inserted through the anti-slip member 4.Further, after insertion, the anti-slip member 4 can be slid along thebelt 3.

The base 1 comprises the central portion 14, the binding bar 21, and thereturning bar 23. The shape of the base 1 is typically a roughlyrectangular plate or a roughly square plate, and may be a roughlycircular plate, or a roughly elliptical plate.

The central portion 14 has the holding surface 16 which is a surface ona side of the subject to be wound 60 in the winding state shown in FIGS.5 and 6, and the mounting surface 18 to mount the fixture 12 on asurface opposite to the holding surface 16.

The binding bar 21 is equipped adjacent to the central portion 14 viathe binding slit 24. The returning bar 23 is equipped adjacent to thecentral portion 14 via the returning slit 22 on the side opposite to thebinding bar 21.

The binding end 30 of belt 3 is attached to the binding bar 21. Thebinding end 30 of the belt 3 can be attached to the binding bar 21 bythe known methods.

For example, the end portion of the belt 3 before connection is passedthrough the binding slit and folded back to form a cylindrical body.Then, it can be attached by thermally fusing the folded end portion in astate in which the binding bar 21 is inserted into the cylindrical body.By this method, the binding end 30 of the belt 3 is rotatable relativeto the binding bar 21.

The belt 3 is, for example, a strip-shaped member made of a softmaterial or a fibrous material. The belt 3 has the binding end 30 to beattached to the binding bar 21, a free end 31 which is an end oppositeto the binding end 30, a holding surface 32, and a bonded surface 34.

In the winding state shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, the holding surface 32 is asurface on the side of the subject to be wound 60. The bonded surface 34is a surface opposite to the holding surface 32, and has the first hookand loop fastener area 35 and the second hook and loop fastener area 36.The first hook and loop fastener area 35 (hook-like raised surface orloop-like raised surface) and the second hook and loop fastener area 36(loop-like raised surface or hook-like raised surface) can be bonded toeach other. As for the bonding force in bonding, the bonding force ofknown surface fasteners is sufficiently satisfied.

The joint surface 34 may have a combination type of the hook-like raisedsurface and the loop-like raised surface as the hook and loop fastener,but may have a type in which the hook-like raised surface and theloop-like raised surface are undistinguishable.

The anti-slip member 4 comprises a plate 40, a first guide 42, a secondguide 44, and a third guide 46, as shown in FIG. 3.

The plate 40 has a supporting surface 40 a for carrying the first guide42 and the second guide 44, and an anti-slip surface 40 b on theopposite side of the supporting surface 40 a. The shape of the plate 40is typically a roughly rectangular plate or a roughly square plate, andmay be a roughly circular plate, or a roughly elliptical plate.

The first guide 42 and the second guide 44 regulate the movement of theanti-slip member 4 in the width direction of the belt 3 [the distanceindicated by the arrow A in FIG. 3(a)], and the third guide 46 and theplate 40 regulate the movement of the belt 3 in the thickness direction[the distance indicated by the arrow B in FIG. 3(a)]

The first guide 42 and the second guide 44 are arranged on thesupporting surface 40 a of the plate 40 in parallel with the directionin which the belt 3 is inserted (insertion direction C).

The third guide 46 is a non-movable bridge type guide, and does not havean after-mentioned cut. The third guide 46 is arranged between the firstguide 42 and the second guide 44 so as to bridge a non-movable bridge.

The first guide 42 and the second guide 44 can mainly facilitate aninsertion work of the belt 3 into the anti-slip member 4, and the thirdguide 46 can mainly maintain an integration of the belt 3 and theanti-slip member 4.

Typically, the shape of the first guide 42 or the second guide 44 is aroughly quadrangular prism, and may be a roughly triangular prism, aroughly circular column, or a roughly elliptical column.

Typically, the shape of the third guide 46 is a roughly rectangularplate or a roughly square plate, and it may be a roughly quadrangularprism, a roughly prismatic column, a roughly cylindrical column, or aroughly elliptical column.

As shown in FIG. 3(a), the length of the third guide 46 in the insertiondirection [the distance indicated by the arrow L1 in FIG. 3(a)] can bemade shorter than the respective lengths of the first guide 42 in theinsertion direction [the distance indicated by the arrow L2 in FIG. 3(a)] and the second guide 44 in the insertion direction [the distanceindicated by the arrow L3 in FIG. 3(a)]. That is to say, when the outershape of the first guide 42, the second guide 44, and the third guide 46is observed from the side of the supporting surface 40 a of the plate40, it can be H-shaped.

In the case of the H shape as shown in FIG. 3(a), an upstream exposureopening 50 a and a downstream exposure opening 50 b may be providedrespectively on the upstream and the downstream in the insertiondirection of the third guide 46. In a state where the belt 3 is insertedas shown in FIGS. 2 and 4, the bonded surface 34 of the belt 3 can beexposed from the anti-slip member 4 by the upstream exposure opening 50a and the downstream exposure opening 50 b. As a result, as shown inFIG. 4, the bonded area of the first hook and loop fastener area 35 andthe second hook and loop fastener area 36 does not decreasesignificantly in the anti-slip member 4. Thus, the bonding force betweenthe first hook and loop fastener area 35 and the second hook and loopfastener area 36 is not greatly reduced in a state where the windingequipment 10 is wound around the subject to be wound 60.

The length of the third guide 46 in the insertion direction (L1) can bemade substantially the same as the length of the first guide 42 in theinsertion direction (L2) and the length of the second guide 44 in theinsertion direction (L3). That is, it is also possible not to providethe upstream exposure opening 50 a and the downstream exposure opening50 b. The outer shape of the first guide 42, the second guide 44, andthe third guide 46 can be made roughly rectangular plate or roughlysquare plate when observing from a side of the supporting surface 40 aof the plate 40.

The lateral surface 42 a of the first guide 42, the lateral surface 44 aof the second guide 44, and the lateral surface 46 a of the third guide46 may be flush with each other, as shown in FIG. 3(b). The lateralsurface 46 a of the third guide 46 can be brought closer to a side ofthe supporting surface 40 a of the plate 40 than the lateral surface 42a of the first guide 42 and the lateral surface 44 a of the second guide44, as described later.

An opening for belt insertion 48 can be formed by the supporting surface40 a of the plate 40, a guide surface 42 b of the first guide 42, aninternal surface 46 b of the third guide 46, and a guide surface 44 b ofthe second guide 44.

The belt 3 and the anti-slip member 4 can be integrated by inserting thebelt 3 through the opening for belt insertion 48.

It is possible to improve the insertion work of the belt 3 into theopening for belt insertion 48 and to improve the insertion conditionbetween the opening for belt insertion 48 and the belt 3, byappropriately adjusting the distance between the internal surface 46 bof the third guide 46 and the supporting surface 40 a of the plate 40[the distance indicated by the arrow H in FIG. 3(b)], and/or thedistance between the guide surface 42 b of the first guide 42 and theguide surface 44 b of the second guide 44 [the distance indicated by thearrow W in FIG. 3(a)].

The entire anti-slip member 4 (or at least the plate 40 thereof), ismade of an elastic, deformable soft material (same material used as aconventional non-slip means). Specifically, it is an elastomer (forexample, thermoplastic elastomer), silicon, rubber material (forexample, synthetic rubber), or urethane.

The elastic, deformable soft material (which is the same material usedas a conventional non-slip means) is used only on the anti-slip surface40 b of the plate 40, and on the other parts, elastic, deformable softmaterial (which is a material different from one used as a conventionalnon-slip means) may be used.

The anti-slip member 4 can be formed, for example, by integral molding.Alternatively, it can be obtained by integrally molding the first guide42, the second guide 44, and the third guide 46 in advance and attachingthem to the plate 40.

The winding equipment 10 comprising the anti-slip fixture 11 of thepresent invention can be wound around the subject to be wound 60 by thefollowing method. As shown in FIG. 4, the free end 31 of the belt 3 isinserted into the returning slit 22 of the base 1 so as to sandwich thesubject to be wound 60 between the holding surface 16 of the base 1 andthe anti-slip surface 40 b of the anti-slip member 4. Then, the insertedbelt 3 is folded back to a side of the bonding surface 34 of the belt 3,and finally the first hook and loop fastener area 35 and the second hookand loop fastener area 36 are bonded to each other.

The anti-slip member 4 is slidable along the longitudinal direction ofthe belt 3. Thus, as shown in FIGS. 5 and 6, according to the outerdiameter of the rod-like body which is the subject to be wound 60, theanti-slip member 4 is appropriately moved so that the rod-like body canbe sandwiched between the holding surface 16 of the base 1 and theanti-slip surface 40 b of the anti-slip member 4.

The anti-slip member 4 is made of the elastic, deformable soft material,and therefore, when the winding equipment 10 is wound around variousrod-like bodies, the entire anti-slip surface 40 b of the plate 40 canbe brought into contact with the surface of the rod-like bodies.

It is possible to prevent the winding equipment from moving from thewinding position to the side of floor surface or ground, by sandwichingthe rod-like body between the holding surface 16 of the base 1 and theanti-slip surface 40 b of the anti-slip member 4, and bringing theentire surface of the anti-slip surface 40 b of the plate 40 intocontact with the surface of the rod-like body.

FIG. 7 shows another embodiment of anti-slip member 4.

As shown in FIG. 7(a), two third guides 46 can be used in the anti-slipmember 4 shown in FIG. 3, in particular, one third guide 46A may bearranged at the end portion on the upstream with respect to theinsertion direction, and the other third guide 46B may be arranged atthe end portion of the downstream with respect to the insertiondirection. In this case, a belt-exposing opening (belt-exposing centralopening) 50 is formed between the third guide 46A and the third guide46B. The outer shape of the first guide 42, the second guide 44, and thethird guide 46 can be formed into a rectangular frame shape whenobserved from a side of the supporting surface 40 of the plate 40.

Further, as shown in FIG. 7(b), the third guide 46 can be arranged atthe end portion on the downstream, in the anti-slip member 4 shown inFIG. 3. The outer shape of the first guide 42, the second guide 44, andthe third guide 46 can be formed into a roughly U shape when observedfrom a side of the supporting surface 40 a of the plate 40. Furthermore,the third guide 46 may be arranged at the end portion on the upstream.

Furthermore, as shown in FIG. 7(c), the lateral surface 46 a of thethird guide 46 can be located closer to the supporting surface 40 a ofthe plate 40 than the lateral surface 42 a of the first guide 42 and thelateral surface 44 a of the second guide 44, in the anti-slip member 4shown in FIG. 3. As shown in FIG. 8, it is possible to reduce an area ofnon-bonded regions 55 on the upstream and the downstream of the thirdguide 46, which are formed when the first hook and loop fastener area 35and the second hook and loop fastener area 36 are bonded to each other,by bringing the lateral surface 46 a of the third guide 46 closer to theside of the supporting surface 40 a of the plate 40.

As shown in FIG. 7(d), the length of the third guide 46 in the insertiondirection (L1), the length of the first guide 42 in the insertiondirection (L2), and the length of the second guide 44 in the insertiondirection (L3) can be made identical to each other, and as a result,each of these lengths can be made shorter than the length of the plate40 in the insertion direction (L4). The outer shape of the first guide42, the second guide 44, and the third guide 46 is I-shape when observedfrom the side of the supporting surface 40 a of the plate 40.

The number of the third guide 46 and an arranged position of the thirdguide 46 can be arbitrarily selected as long as the bonding forcebetween the first hook and loop fastener area 35 and the second hook andloop fastener area 36 of the belt 3 is not greatly reduced.

Further, the respective ratios of the length of the third guide 46 inthe insertion direction (L1), the length of the first guide 42 in theinsertion direction (L2), the length of the second guide 44 in theinsertion direction (L3), and the length of the plate 40 in theinsertion direction (L4) can be selected arbitrarily.

As shown in FIG. 9, the non-movable bridge type guide, i.e. the thirdguide 46 in the anti-skid device 4 shown in FIG. 3(a) can be cut. Inthis case, the third guide 46 is a movable bridge type guide having afirst bridge 52 a and a second bridge 52 b, and is arranged so as toform a movable bridge between the first guide 42 and the second guide44. In the above cut, the first bridge 52 a and the second bridge 52 bare substantially contactable, and does not have a clear space betweenthe first bridge 52 a and the second bridge 52 b.

In all anti-slip members illustrated in FIGS. 1 to 8, the movable bridgetype guide can be adopted as the third guide 46.

As shown in FIG. 9, the operation of attaching the anti-slip member 4having the movable bridge type guide to the belt 3 can be performed asfollows. Firstly, the first bridge 52 a and the second bridge 52 b areopened in a direction opposite to the supporting surface 40 a of theplate 40. Next, in a state where the first bridge 52 a and the secondbridge 52 b are opened, the anti-slip member 4 is brought close to thebelt 3. Finally, after bringing the supporting surface 40 a of the plate40 into contact with the holding surface 32 of the belt 3, the openstate of the first bridge 52 a and the second bridge 52 b is released.

Even when the third guide 46 is the movable bridge type guide, theanti-slip member is covered with the belt from the upper side thereof,as shown in FIG. 4. Therefore, in the winding state, the anti-slipmember 4 having the movable bridge type guide is not detached from thebelt 3.

As shown in FIG. 10, in the movable bridge type guide as the third guide46, the shapes of the first bridge 52 a and the second bridge 52 b maybe semicircular.

In this case, as shown in FIG. 10, a space [the distance indicated bythe arrow D in FIG. 10] can be provided between the first bridge 52 aand the second bridge 52 b, so that they are not brought into contactwith each other. The third guide 46 can be an unlinked type guide inwhich the first bridge 52 a and the second bridge 52 h are not connectedto each other. In the all anti-slip members, the third guides 46 can bethe unlinked type guides.

Needless to say, the first bridge 52 a and the second bridge 52 b may bebrought into contact with each other in the embodiment shown in FIG. 10,as in the case of the movable bridge type guide.

As shown in FIG. 11, in the movable bridge type guide, a locking means67 (for example, a button) or a bonding means (for example, a hook andloop fastener) is attached to one lateral surface and the other internalsurface in the first bridge 52 a and the second bridge 52 b by knownmethods. The locking means 67 or the bonding means can be attachedthereto, by appropriately changing the length (in the directionperpendicular to the insertion direction) of the first bridge 52 aand/or the second bridge 52 b.

It is possible to prevent the anti-slip member 4 comprising the movablebridge type guide from being detached from the belt 3 by attaching thesemeans, even if it is not in the winding state.

As another embodiment of the anti-slip member, an anti-slip member usingonly the plate 40 (flat type anti-slip member) can be used, inparticular, an anti-slip member, which does not have the first guide,the second guide, and the third guide, can be used.

In this embodiment, the belt and the anti-slip member 4 can beintegrated by providing the openings for belt insertion on the upstreamand the downstream of the plate respectively. For example, at theupstream opening for belt insertion, the free end of the belt isinserted from the anti-slip surface of the plate to the supportingsurface. Next, at the downstream opening for belt insertion, the freeend of the belt is inserted from the supporting surface of the plate tothe anti-slip surface, and thereby, finally, the belt and the anti-slipmember can be integrated.

As shown in FIG. 12, an anti-slip part 62 can be equipped on the holdingsurface 16 of the central portion 14 of the base 1. The anti-slip part62 can be made of an elastic, deformable soft material (which is thesame material used as a conventional non-slip means). Specifically, itis an elastomer (for example, thermoplastic elastomer), silicon, rubbermaterial (for example, synthetic rubber), or urethane.

As shown in FIG. 14, the rod-like body which is the subject to be wound60 is sandwiched between the anti-slip member 4 and the anti-slip part62 by providing the anti-slip member 62, and thus the winding equipment10 can be firmly wound around the subject to be wound.

In addition, as shown in FIG. 12, a winding bar 64 and a winding slit 65may be equipped between the central portion 14 and the binding bar 21.The number of winding bars 64 and the number of winding slits 65 are notparticularly limited.

As shown in FIG. 13, for example, when the outer diameter of therod-like body which is the subject to be wound 60 is extremely small,firstly, the free end 31 of the belt 3 is inserted into the winding slit65 once or a plurality of times according to the outer diameter of thesubject to be wound, so that the binding end 30 of the belt 3 is woundaround the binding bar 21 and the winding bar 64 once or a plurality oftimes. This makes it possible to shorten the length of the belt 3 in thelong axis direction. Next, as shown in FIG. 14, the free end 31 of thebelt 3 is inserted into the returning slit 22. Finally, the hook andloop fastener areas are bonded to each other, and whereby it is possibleto appropriately wind the winding equipment 10 around the subject to bewound having a very small outer diameter.

The operation of shortening the length of the belt 3 in the long axisdirection can be appropriately performed according to the outer diameterof the rod-like body which is the subject to be wound.

If the anti-slip member 4 cannot be inserted into the winding slit 65 orthe returning slit 22, the anti-slip member 4 is preliminarily removedfrom the free end 31 of the belt 3, and the anti-slip member 4 isattached to the belt 3 again, immediately before the hook and loopfastener areas are bonded to each other. This makes it possible toshorten the length of the belt 3 in the long axis direction

As shown in FIG. 13, in the case of using the movable bridge type guideand the unlinked type guide as the third guide 46, it is not necessaryto remove the anti-slip member from the free end 31 of the belt 3.Therefore, it is possible to very efficiently remove the anti-slipmember from the belt 3. Further, as shown in FIG. 14, it is unnecessaryto attach a slip prevention device from the side of the free end 31 ofthe belt 3, and thus it is possible to attach the anti-slip member tothe belt 3 very efficiently.

The mounted equipment 12, but is by no means limited to, a grippingmeans (for example, clip or pinches), a locking means (i.e. ring orhook), or a holding means (i.e. bag, drink holder, smartphone holder,mirror holder, or magnifying glass holder)

The base 1 and the mounted equipment 12 can be directly attached usingknown means or indirectly by using known connecting means.

The known connecting means include, but are by no means limited to, forexample,

(1) a connecting means wherein a spherical body for connection isprovided on the mounting surface 18 of the base 1, and a sphericalstoring room capable of storing the spherical body for connection isprovided on the mounted equipment 12 (i.e. an end or a plate of thegripping means, an end or a plate of the locking means, or an end or aplate of the holding means), ora connecting means wherein a spherical storing room is provided on themounting surface 18 of the base 1, and a spherical body for connectionthat is stored in the spherical storing room for connection is providedon the mounted equipment 12 (for example, an end or a plate of thegripping means, an end or a plate of the locking means, or an end or aplate of the holding means),(2) a connecting means wherein spherical bodies for connection areprovided on both the mounting surface 18 of the base 1 and the mountedequipment 12, and the spherical bodies for connection are connected viaa joint containing a spherical storing room for connection (for example,a cylindrical joint) (In connection to this, it is also possible to usea plurality of these joints and connect these joints to each other toform a rod-like body that can be bent at various angles), and(3) a connecting means wherein at least one pair of locking small poleswhich are standing in parallel with each other from the surface of themounting surface 18 of the base 1 (or flat plate bent into L shape) isprovided on the mounting surface 18 of the base 1, and locking groovescapable of locking on the locking small poles (or flat plate bent into Lshape) are provided on the mounted equipment 12 (i.e. a connecting meanswherein the locking small poles or the flat plate bent into an L shapeis locked while being slid into the locking grooves), ora connecting means wherein at least one pair of locking small poleswhich are standing in parallel with each other (or flat plate bent intoan L shape) is provided on the mounting surface 18, and the lockinggrooves capable of locking on the locking small poles (or a flat platebent into an L shape) are provided on the mounting surface 18 of thebase 1.

The object to be wound with the winding equipment containing theanti-slip fixture of the present invention is not limited as long as itcan be wound by the base, the belt, and the anti-slip member included inthe anti-slip fixture, but typically is a rod-like body. As the rod-likebody, there may be mentioned, for example, various rod-like bodiesinside the car, various rod-like bodies of a bicycle, various rod-likebodies of a baby buggy and a silver car (for example, side bars),various rod-like bodies in the home or the office.

Although the present invention has been described with reference tospecific embodiments, various changes and modifications obvious to thoseskilled in the art are possible without departing from the scope of theappended claims.

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-   1 . . . base;-   3 . . . belt;-   4 . . . anti-slip member;-   10 . . . winding equipment;-   11 . . . anti-slip fixture;-   12 . . . mounted equipment;-   14 . . . central portion;-   16 . . . holding surface;-   18 . . . mounting surface;-   21 . . . binding bar;-   22 . . . returning slit;-   23 . . . returning bar;-   24 . . . binding slit;-   30 . . . binding end;-   31 . . . free end;-   32 . . . holding surface;-   34 . . . bonded surface;-   35 . . . first hook and loop fastener area;-   36 . . . second hook and loop fastener area;-   40 . . . plate;-   40 a . . . supporting surface;-   40 b . . . anti-slip surface;-   42 . . . first guide;-   42 a . . . lateral surface;-   42 b . . . guide surface;-   44 . . . second guide;-   44 a . . . lateral surface;-   44 b . . . guide surface;-   46 . . . third guide;-   46 a . . . lateral surface;-   46 b . . . internal surface;-   48 . . . opening for belt insertion;-   50 . . . belt exposing opening;-   50 a . . . upstream exposure opening;-   50 b . . . downstream exposure opening;-   52 a . . . first bridge;-   52 b . . . second bridge;-   55 . . . non-bonded region;-   60 . . . subject to be wound;-   62 . . . anti-slip part;-   64 . . . winding bar;-   65 . . . winding slit;-   67 . . . locking means;-   70 . . . holder for beverage container;-   71 . . . winding tool;-   72 . . . storage device;-   73 . . . base;-   74 . . . belt;-   74 a . . . binding end;-   74 b . . . free end;-   74 c . . . contacting surface;-   74 d . . . bonded surface;-   74 e . . . first hook and loop fastener area;-   74 f . . . second hook and loop fastener area;-   75 . . . central portion;-   75 a . . . contacting surface;-   76 . . . binding bar;-   77 . . . returning slit;-   79 . . . beverage container;-   80 . . . rod-like body;-   81 . . . supporting portion;

1. An anti-slip fixture comprising a base, a belt, and an anti-slipmember, wherein the belt is inserted into the anti-slip member,characterized in that the base comprises (1) a central portioncomprising a holding surface, which is brought into direct or indirectcontact with an object to be wound in a winding state, and a mountingsurface for mounting a mounted equipment, (2) a binding bar which isequipped adjacent to the central portion via a binding slit, forattaching the binding end of the belt, and (3) a returning bar, which isequipped adjacent to the central portion via a returning slit on anopposite side of the binding bar, the belt comprises (1) a binding endattached to the binding bar of the base, (2) a free end opposite to thebinding end, (3) a holding surface located on a surface side of theobject to be wound in a winding state, and (4) a bonded surface having ahook and loop fastener area on a surface opposite to the holdingsurface, and the anti-slip member comprises (1) an anti-slip surfacewhich is brought into direct or indirect contact with the object to bewound in a winding state, and (2) an opening for belt insertion throughwhich the belt can be inserted.
 2. The anti-slip fixture according toclaim 1, further comprising an anti-slip part on the holding surface ofthe base.